Battlecards and claims built from what competitors actually publish
Read competitor pricing, proof and positioning under one shared schema, keep a standing watch on the pages that matter, and hear about a real change the day it happens. Every claim on a battlecard carries the page and quote it came from, so nothing goes to the sales team that you cannot back up.
What you get
The Competitor Pricing Tracker and the AI Visibility & Competitive Brief read you and up to four competitors the same way, so the rows are comparable.
The Customer Proof Extractor lists every named customer, case study and quantified outcome a competitor publishes — with its source.
Competitor watchlists classify each change by materiality: a price change alerts immediately, a copyright year never does.
How it works
Pick your competitors
Start a Competitor Change Monitor or a pricing tracker from the template hub.
Build the card
Run the brief and keep the parts you can back up — anything unread is named as unread, never filled in.
Watch the pages
The first check is a silent baseline, so setting up a watch never fires a false alert.
Route the change
Send critical changes to Slack or email with a rule limited to that watchlist.
Who uses this
A field that disappeared is not a deletion
When a page stops showing a field, DatIQ reports it as no longer observed — usually a failed render — rather than telling you a competitor dropped their pricing. That is the false positive that costs the most.
Build your first battlecard
Free to start — 100 credits, no credit card required.